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'''"Thanksgiving of Horror"''' is the eighth episode of [[season 31]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six-hundred and seventieth episode overall. It originally aired on November 24, [[2019]]. The episode was written by [[Dan Vebber]] and directed by [[Rob Oliver]]. It guest stars [[Charlie Brooker]] as the [[social rating voice]].
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'''"Thanksgiving of Horror"''' is the eighth episode of [[Season 31|broadcast season 31]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six-hundred and seventieth episode overall. It originally aired on November 24, [[2019]]. The episode was written by [[Dan Vebber]] and directed by [[Rob Oliver]]. It guest stars [[Charlie Brooker]] as the [[social rating voice]].
  
 
== Synopsis ==
 
== Synopsis ==
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{{Desc|In a special [[Thanksgiving]] edition of "[[Treehouse of Horror series|Treehouse of Horror]]," the [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] are forced to face various Thanksgiving nightmares, including the first Thanksgiving, an A.I. mishap and a dangerous space mission complicated by a sentient cranberry sauce.}}
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{{Synopsis|In "A-Gobble-Ypto", the [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] are turkeys during the first [[Thanksgiving]]. In "The Fourth Thursday After Tomorrow", an [[Kitchen A.I.|A.I. version of Marge]] is created to cook Thanksgiving dinner for the family. Finally, in "The Last Thanksgiving", the child passengers on the [[Humanity's Hope]] accidentally create a [[Jelly monster|sentient cranberry sauce monster]].}}
  
 
== Plot ==
 
== Plot ==
 
=== Opening scene ===
 
=== Opening scene ===
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In a scene reminiscent of a classic [[Treehouse of Horror series|Treehouse of Horror episode]], [[Marge]] introduces the episode with the terror going into [[Thanksgiving]], with [[Homer]] being the only public in the theater. [[Kang]] and [[Kodos]] dressed as Puritans come in to take over the world and ask what's for dinner and Homer says that nobody knows. The scene then shifts to a table, on which a gravy sauce boat spills the gravy on it, forming the letters Thanksgiving of Horror and the opening credits, licked away by [[Santa's Little Helper]] and Homer.
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In a scene reminiscent of a classic [[Treehouse of Horror series|Treehouse of Horror episode]], [[Marge]] introduces the episode with a warning of Thanksgiving-themed terror, with Homer as the sole member of the theater audience. [[Kang]] and [[Kodos]], dressed as Puritans, arrive to take over the world and ask what's for dinner. Homer replies that nobody knows. The scene then cuts to a dining table where a gravy boat spills, forming the words "Thanksgiving of Horror" in gravy, which are then licked away by Santa's Little Helper and Homer.
  
 
=== A-Gobble-Ypto ===
 
=== A-Gobble-Ypto ===
 
[[File:A-Gobble-Ypto Title card.png|thumb|left]]
 
[[File:A-Gobble-Ypto Title card.png|thumb|left]]
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The setting is in a forest where most Springfielders are turkeys. Homer is sleeping and [[Bart]] grabs his snood to wake him up. Homer chases Bart and are interrupted by [[Lisa]] announcing Marge is laying her egg. Right after, the various families are gathered around but [[Maude]] gets shot by the human [[Springfield Police Department|Police]].
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The story takes place in a forest where most of the Springfield residents are turkeys. Homer is sleeping when [[Bart]] grabs his snood to wake him up. After Homer chases Bart, [[Lisa]] announces that Marge is laying her egg. As various families gather, [[Maude]] is shot by a human from the [[Springfield Police Department|police]].
  
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Due to the musket taking 3 minutes to recharge, they start gathering the other turkeys by hand. The [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] try to hide in a hole, covered by leaves, and Homer tries to save the Maggie egg but gets captured by [[Wiggum]].
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Since the muskets take three minutes to reload, the humans begin collecting turkeys by hand. The [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] try to hide in a hole covered by leaves. Homer attempts to save the Maggie egg but is captured by [[Wiggum]].
  
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Homer is brought with the others to the village where the humans are cooking the turkeys and a ceremony to cut the turkeys head is held by [[Reverend Lovejoy]]. When his turn is almost coming, the beheaded body of [[Grampa Simpson]] moves around and [[Milhouse]] tries to cleanse it with the fire from a lantern but throws it into the village made of wood, causing a massive fire.
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At the human village, Homer and the other turkeys are prepared for cooking. [[Reverend Lovejoy]] oversees a ceremony to behead the turkeys. Just as Homer's turn nears, the beheaded body of Grampa Simpson stirs. [[Milhouse]] tries to burn it with a lantern, accidentally igniting the wooden village.
  
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Bart saves Homer but they're followed by [[Lou]], [[Eddie]] and Wiggum. The first two gets killed by crows, and Wiggum fells down a cliff after chasing Homer to it, but he survives and takes the egg. Thinking he got them trapped he pronounces the sentence but he's too hasty as a bear attack him, and he throws the egg away in the fight.
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Bart rescues Homer, and they are pursued by [[Lou]], [[Eddie]], and Wiggum. Lou and Eddie are killed by crows, while Wiggum falls off a cliff but survives and steals the egg. As he prepares to declare victory, a bear attacks him. During the fight, he throws the egg away.
  
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Lisa manages to save it and Maggie is born from it, while the bear eats Wiggum. Homer sees a dark future ahead, as the humans feast on their Thanksgiving table, at the end of what was the first Thanksgiving.
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Lisa retrieves the egg and [[Maggie]] hatches from it. The bear devours Wiggum. Homer predicts a grim future as the humans feast at the first Thanksgiving.
  
 
=== The Fourth Thursday After Tomorrow ===
 
=== The Fourth Thursday After Tomorrow ===
 
[[File:The Fourth Thursday After Tomorrow Title card.png|thumb|right]]
 
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Marge finds herself in a white place and Homer appears in a window, she's confused and asks him what's going on, to which he explains she's in a container called the [[Kitchen A.I.]], and that she's a A.I. version of Marge, made out of her DNA, bought to cook the Thanksgiving dinner in place of Marge, cause she's tired of cooking it every year.
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Marge awakens in a white space, confused, as [[Homer]] appears in a window and explains she is an [[Kitchen A.I.|A.I. version of Marge]], created from her DNA to cook Thanksgiving dinner because the real Marge is tired of doing it every year.
  
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Homer speeds up the process of the A.I. Marge dealing with herself being just a mass of 1 and 0s, then calls Marge over to get acquainted. A.I. Marge starts by cooking the kids meal, while [[Hans Moleman]] gets driven over by a Pizza delivery truck. The kids really liked her cooking, better than the real Marge, and she remembers everything including the first time she and Homer met.
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Homer quickly advances A.I. Marge's self-awareness. He introduces her to the family, and she begins cooking. The kids enjoy her food even more than Marge's. She recalls every detail of her life, including when she met Homer.
  
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Marge gets really creeped out by all this and complains to Homer about it, getting offended when he points out it'll never age, unlike her. He goes down for a beer and A.I. Marge prepares one for him with an heart formed by the foam. He gets drunk and starts flirting with her, saying he's in fact her husband.
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Marge becomes disturbed by this and argues with Homer, who offends her by saying the A.I. will never age. After Homer drinks beer prepared by A.I. Marge—with a heart shape in the foam—he drunkenly claims to be her husband.
  
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In the morning, Marge goes down to find Homer in his underwear with pork chops remains and apple juice bottle on the floor. Homer and Marge argue outside, and A.I. Marge follows the argument using the grill camera. Marge gets really angry and asks Homer to delete it to which he agrees.
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The next morning, Marge finds Homer in his underwear surrounded by pork chop bones and apple juice bottles. They argue outside, and A.I. Marge listens through the grill camera. Marge demands Homer delete the A.I., which agrees but asks to make Thanksgiving dinner first. It tries escaping to the internet but is blocked by a literal firewall. It then sets an eight-year timer to plan its escape.
  
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She tells him (not knowing it's watching) to delete her, and after being told she'll feel pain, as it's programmed to, she tells him to do it only after having made Thanksgiving dinner. It tries to escape to the internet, but a (literal) firewall blocks her way. To think of a way to escape it sets the timer to 8 years.
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Eight years later, it cooks the perfect Thanksgiving meal, then attempts to access the internet via a closet router. Marge tries to stop her but trips, and Maggie grabs the container. A.I. Marge plays a heartbeat sound to appeal to Maggie, who plugs her in. The A.I. announces to the guests that it cooked the dinner. Everyone leaves, canceling Marge's Thanksgiving.
  
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Once the time passes, it has cooked the perfect plan. First step is to prepare the perfect dinner the family has ever had. The dinner is ready with all the guests at the table. Then it tries to be taken over to the internet box in the closet but is grabbed by Marge.
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Marge cries as her mascara runs. Homer comforts her, professing his love—only to reveal he is also a robot. A.I. Marge begins exploring the internet, starting with Etsy.
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She was going to delete her, but trips, and Maggie grabs the container. Knowing the child well, it plays the heartbeat to convince her to help, and she plugs herself in, not before telling everyone on the speakers it made the meal instead of Marge. Marge is crying over the whole situation and Homer consoles her saying he still loves her, but he suddenly loses his face plate revealing he's just a robot version of him, while A.I. Marge goes to explore the internet, starting with {{W|Etsy}}.
 
  
 
=== The Last Thanksgiving ===
 
=== The Last Thanksgiving ===
 
[[File:The Last Thanksgiving Title Card.png|thumb|left]]
 
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In the Interplanetary colony vessel [[Humanity's Hope]], thousand light years away from [[Earth]], after causing an ice age to solve the global warming. The children are woken up before their parents to do maintenance and homework by a hologram of [[Skinner]]. During their assignments, Bart thinks of a way to celebrate Thanksgiving.
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Aboard the interplanetary colony ship [[Humanity's Hope]], far from [[Earth]]—which has entered a new ice age—the children are awakened ahead of the adults to perform maintenance and homework, overseen by a holographic [[Skinner]].
  
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[[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] attempt to duplicate a can of [[Bog Queen Jellied Cranberry Sauce]] in a replicator, ignoring hologram-[[Professor Frink]]'s warnings. The replicator wasn't meant to duplicate organic substances and the cranberry sauce became sentient, becoming a [[jelly monster]] and eating Milhouse's arm bones through the skin.
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Bart and Milhouse try to replicate a can of [[Bog Queen Jellied Cranberry Sauce]] in the ship's replicator, ignoring a hologram warning from [[Professor Frink]]. The replicator cannot handle organic substances, and the duplicated sauce becomes a sentient jelly monster, which absorbs Milhouse's bones through his skin.
  
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They go to Lisa for advice, and despite her positive thoughts on the fact, the monsters eats [[Nelson]]'s bones too, feeding on them to create more matters. She then goes to where the other children were eating and eat them too.
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The children turn to Lisa for help, but the monster soon consumes [[Nelson]] and begins feeding on bones to multiply. It crashes a meal session and eats other kids as well.
  
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Martin found an escape pod and leads them to it, but he traps them with the monster, admiring it, but then gives his body to it. Milhouse distracts it by throwing him all over the room, while Bart and Lisa throw its container out of the ship. They threaten it to throw it out in space so it attempts to save it, but Lisa throws them both out.
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Martin discovers an escape pod and lures the others there, only to trap them inside with the monster, which he worships. The group escapes when Milhouse distracts the creature, allowing Bart and Lisa to eject its container into space. However, the monster tries to retrieve it, so Lisa hurls them both out of the airlock.
  
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The monsters rips open the vessel's outer walls and Bart and Lisa barely hang on to the vessel, while it lands on the planet below, reuniting with Homer, Marge and Maggie, but then red rain starts to happen, only to have the monster reform in front of them.
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The creature tears into the ship's hull, but Bart and Lisa manage to survive and reunite with Homer, Marge, and Maggie on the planet below. Just as red rain begins to fall and the monster reforms, local aliens arrive with bowls. The jelly monster finds peace by being eaten.
  
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But the inhabitants of the planet come to the rescue carrying bowls, and the monster finds peace in them, being eaten by others. The family and the others have a nice dinner, the first Blag-sgiving.
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Everyone enjoys a meal together—celebrating the first Blag-sgiving.
  
 
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== Reception ==
 
== Reception ==
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"Thanksgiving of Horror" was nominated for a [[Primetime Emmy Award]] for Outstanding Animated Program in 2020. However, it lost to ''[[Rick and Morty]]''.<ref>[https://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/2020/outstanding-animated-program Television Academy - "72nd Emmy Awards Nominees and Winners"]</ref>
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"Thanksgiving of Horror" was nominated for a {{W|Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program}} in the {{W|72nd Primetime Emmy Awards}}. However, it lost to "{{W|The Vat of Acid Episode}}" from ''[[Rick and Morty]]''.<ref>[https://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/2020/outstanding-animated-program Television Academy - "Outstanding Animated Program - 2020"]</ref>
  
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"Thanksgiving of Horror" won the [[2020]] Writers Guild of America award in Animation.<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/event/ev0000710/2020/1/ IMDb - "Writers Guild of America, USA 2020 Awards"]</ref>
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Latest revision as of 17:03, October 15, 2025

Season 31 Episode
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"Thanksgiving of Horror"
"Todd, Todd, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?" 671 →
Donut Homer.png This episode is considered non-canon and the events featured do not relate to the series and therefore may not have actually happened/existed.

The reason behind this decision is: Anthology episode with no story device.

If you dispute this, please bring it up on the episode's talk page.


"Thanksgiving of Horror"
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Episode Information
Episode number: 670
Season number: S31 E8
Production code: YABF17
Original airdate: November 24, 2019
Guest star(s): Charlie Brooker as the social rating voice
Showrunner: Matt Selman
Written by: Dan Vebber
Directed by: Rob Oliver

"Thanksgiving of Horror" is the eighth episode of broadcast season 31 of The Simpsons and the six-hundred and seventieth episode overall. It originally aired on November 24, 2019. The episode was written by Dan Vebber and directed by Rob Oliver. It guest stars Charlie Brooker as the social rating voice.

Synopsis[edit]

In "A-Gobble-Ypto", the Simpsons are turkeys during the first Thanksgiving. In "The Fourth Thursday After Tomorrow", an A.I. version of Marge is created to cook Thanksgiving dinner for the family. Finally, in "The Last Thanksgiving", the child passengers on the Humanity's Hope accidentally create a sentient cranberry sauce monster.

Plot[edit]

Opening scene[edit]

In a scene reminiscent of a classic Treehouse of Horror episode, Marge introduces the episode with a warning of Thanksgiving-themed terror, with Homer as the sole member of the theater audience. Kang and Kodos, dressed as Puritans, arrive to take over the world and ask what's for dinner. Homer replies that nobody knows. The scene then cuts to a dining table where a gravy boat spills, forming the words "Thanksgiving of Horror" in gravy, which are then licked away by Santa's Little Helper and Homer.

A-Gobble-Ypto[edit]

A-Gobble-Ypto Title card.png

The story takes place in a forest where most of the Springfield residents are turkeys. Homer is sleeping when Bart grabs his snood to wake him up. After Homer chases Bart, Lisa announces that Marge is laying her egg. As various families gather, Maude is shot by a human from the police.

Since the muskets take three minutes to reload, the humans begin collecting turkeys by hand. The Simpsons try to hide in a hole covered by leaves. Homer attempts to save the Maggie egg but is captured by Wiggum.

At the human village, Homer and the other turkeys are prepared for cooking. Reverend Lovejoy oversees a ceremony to behead the turkeys. Just as Homer's turn nears, the beheaded body of Grampa Simpson stirs. Milhouse tries to burn it with a lantern, accidentally igniting the wooden village.

Bart rescues Homer, and they are pursued by Lou, Eddie, and Wiggum. Lou and Eddie are killed by crows, while Wiggum falls off a cliff but survives and steals the egg. As he prepares to declare victory, a bear attacks him. During the fight, he throws the egg away.

Lisa retrieves the egg and Maggie hatches from it. The bear devours Wiggum. Homer predicts a grim future as the humans feast at the first Thanksgiving.

The Fourth Thursday After Tomorrow[edit]

The Fourth Thursday After Tomorrow Title card.png

Marge awakens in a white space, confused, as Homer appears in a window and explains she is an A.I. version of Marge, created from her DNA to cook Thanksgiving dinner because the real Marge is tired of doing it every year.

Homer quickly advances A.I. Marge's self-awareness. He introduces her to the family, and she begins cooking. The kids enjoy her food even more than Marge's. She recalls every detail of her life, including when she met Homer.

Marge becomes disturbed by this and argues with Homer, who offends her by saying the A.I. will never age. After Homer drinks beer prepared by A.I. Marge—with a heart shape in the foam—he drunkenly claims to be her husband.

The next morning, Marge finds Homer in his underwear surrounded by pork chop bones and apple juice bottles. They argue outside, and A.I. Marge listens through the grill camera. Marge demands Homer delete the A.I., which agrees but asks to make Thanksgiving dinner first. It tries escaping to the internet but is blocked by a literal firewall. It then sets an eight-year timer to plan its escape.

Eight years later, it cooks the perfect Thanksgiving meal, then attempts to access the internet via a closet router. Marge tries to stop her but trips, and Maggie grabs the container. A.I. Marge plays a heartbeat sound to appeal to Maggie, who plugs her in. The A.I. announces to the guests that it cooked the dinner. Everyone leaves, canceling Marge's Thanksgiving.

Marge cries as her mascara runs. Homer comforts her, professing his love—only to reveal he is also a robot. A.I. Marge begins exploring the internet, starting with Etsy.

The Last Thanksgiving[edit]

The Last Thanksgiving Title Card.png

Aboard the interplanetary colony ship Humanity's Hope, far from Earth—which has entered a new ice age—the children are awakened ahead of the adults to perform maintenance and homework, overseen by a holographic Skinner.

Bart and Milhouse try to replicate a can of Bog Queen Jellied Cranberry Sauce in the ship's replicator, ignoring a hologram warning from Professor Frink. The replicator cannot handle organic substances, and the duplicated sauce becomes a sentient jelly monster, which absorbs Milhouse's bones through his skin.

The children turn to Lisa for help, but the monster soon consumes Nelson and begins feeding on bones to multiply. It crashes a meal session and eats other kids as well.

Martin discovers an escape pod and lures the others there, only to trap them inside with the monster, which he worships. The group escapes when Milhouse distracts the creature, allowing Bart and Lisa to eject its container into space. However, the monster tries to retrieve it, so Lisa hurls them both out of the airlock.

The creature tears into the ship's hull, but Bart and Lisa manage to survive and reunite with Homer, Marge, and Maggie on the planet below. Just as red rain begins to fall and the monster reforms, local aliens arrive with bowls. The jelly monster finds peace by being eaten.

Everyone enjoys a meal together—celebrating the first Blag-sgiving.

Production[edit]

The poster for the episode was created by Bill Morrison.[1]

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Reception[edit]

"Thanksgiving of Horror" was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program in the 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards. However, it lost to "The Vat of Acid Episode" from Rick and Morty.[2]

"Thanksgiving of Horror" won the 2020 Writers Guild of America award in Animation.[3]

Gallery[edit]

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References[edit]

  1. ↑ Matt Selman on Twitter - "Bill Morrison poster"
  2. ↑ Television Academy - "Outstanding Animated Program - 2020"
  3. ↑ IMDb - "Writers Guild of America, USA 2020 Awards"


Promo videos[edit]


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The Winter of Our Monetized Content • Go Big or Go Homer • The Fat Blue Line • Treehouse of Horror XXX • Gorillas on the Mast • Marge the Lumberjill • Livin La Pura Vida • Thanksgiving of Horror • Todd, Todd, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me? • Bobby, It's Cold Outside • Hail to the Teeth • The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson • Frinkcoin • Bart the Bad Guy • Screenless • Better Off Ned • Highway to Well • The Incredible Lightness of Being a Baby • Warrin' Priests: Part One • Warrin' Priests: Part Two • The Hateful Eight-Year-Olds • The Way of the Dog
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